The entry of contemporary Chinese art in the West. Inside Out: New Chinese Art, a case study
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West, East, Art exhibitionsAbstract
The present text has the goal to fulfill a study about the exhibition Inside Out: New Chinese Art celebrated in New York between 1998-1999. Taking the exhibition as a case of study is possible to deep around the entrance of the Contemporary Chinese Art in Western, essentially throughout the 90s. Different factors must be taken into account, such as the historic time, the sociopolitical context, the economic interests, the innovative discourse of the show or its transcendence for the followings shows. Those elements have driven the exhibition as a significant event within the Contemporary Chinese Art History and its entrance in Western.
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